Re: Applescript to change line breaks ?

On 08/13/2018, at 12:55, Bernardo mailto:issarf...@gmail.com>> wrote: > OK, I reply to myself. It works with: Hey Bernardo, This works with BBEdit 12.1: tell application "BBEdit" set line breaks of every text document to DOS end tell -- Best Regards, Chris -- This is the BBEdit Talk

Re: AppleScript to set the current file to: language = 'Unix Shell Script' ?

On 08/13/2018, at 10:39, TJ Luoma mailto:luo...@gmail.com>> wrote: > 1. How can I tell BBEdit “If you open a file with no file extension, assume > it is a 'Unix Shell Script' file? > > 2. Is there a way (presumably via AppleScript?) to tell BBEdit “Hey, this > document that you are currently

Re: Applescript to change line breaks ?

I fogot to say that is for BBEdit 9.6.3 -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a feature request or would like to report a problem, please email "supp...@barebones.com" rather than posting to the group. Follow @bbedit on Twitter: --- You

Re: Applescript to change line breaks ?

OK, I reply to myself. It works with: set docList to every text document > repeat with doc in docList > tell doc to set line breaks to DOS > -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a feature request or would like to report a problem, please

Re: Grep for everything between two tags?

On 8/13/18 at 11:27 AM, jerry.nil...@gmail.com (Jerry Nilson) wrote: Cannot figure out (new to this) how to write a grep search to match: Where I want to substitute all similar lines with: Thought I could write: .* or possibly with a ? after, but seems I may need more escape characters

Re: Grep for everything between two tags?

You are right!  I bloody well tried exactly that too, but maybe I had not selected the whole row when applying to "selected text" only (as I did not see the full row on my computer ...). Now it of course worked right away! Tried to fix a kmz file exported from a Google map, that mishandles the

Re: AppleScript to set the current file to: language = 'Unix Shell Script' ?

On 8/13/18 at 11:39 AM, luo...@gmail.com (TJ Luoma) wrote: 1. How can I tell BBEdit “If you open a file with no file extension, assume it is a 'Unix Shell Script' file? BBEdit should ordinarily detect that based on the file's shebang line (at least for well-known shells). 2. Is there a

Re: Grep for everything between two tags?

`.*?` worked for me with your sample line. -sam On 13 Aug 2018, at 11:27, Jerry Nilson wrote: Hi, Cannot figure out (new to this) how to write a grep search to match: Where I want to substitute all similar lines with: Thought I could write: .* or possibly with a ?

Applescript to change line breaks ?

Hello, I'm trying to create an Applescript to change open documents line breaks to DOS (CRLF), so I wrote: on processOpenDocs() > repeat with thisDoc in documents > tell thisDoc to set line breaks to DOS > end repeat > end processOpenDocs > But it throws an error telling "Unix"

AppleScript to set the current file to: language = 'Unix Shell Script' ?

Hello Friends Two questions: 1. How can I tell BBEdit “If you open a file with no file extension, assume it is a 'Unix Shell Script' file? 2. Is there a way (presumably via AppleScript?) to tell BBEdit “Hey, this document that you are currently showing, set its language to 'Unix Shell Script'"?

Grep for everything between two tags?

Hi, Cannot figure out (new to this) how to write a grep search to match: Where I want to substitute all similar lines with: Thought I could write: .* or possibly with a ? after, but seems I may need more escape characters here because some of the characters to be